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It's the best gift in the whole wide world (voted by us) and it's enhancing the happiness and wellbeing of Australians (voted by you). Our DIY box comes with a lush houseplant, a self-watering pot, enough soil to fill up your pot and a coir mat soil-overlay (fancy we know) a nifty circle O plant stake, oh and a brilliant care guide for after purchase (insert our big heads here).
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Description
This month's DIY feature plant: the Scindapsus pictus aka Satin Pothos.
What's in this cute box then?
| 1 x Indoor Houseplant Satin Pothos |
| 1 x Self-watering pot (choose from 10 colours) Aussie made. |
| 1 x Coconut coir fibre mat - keeps the pests away and looks fancy on top of your soil |
| Soil - just enough to DIY pot up your plant into its new self-watering pot. |
| 1 x White or Black Circle ⭕️ Plant Stake |
| Gift Note - If you are sending as a gift we attach cute little gift notes. Please leave your notes at the cart and we will pop that in for you. |
A bit about the Satin Pothos:
Satin Pothos is just as easy to grow as its relative, golden pothos (Epipremnum aureum). Keep her warm and take care not to overwater. Cold drafts and soggy soil are two things the gal won't tolerate.
You'll see the best leaf colour and variegation by keeping her in bright, indirect light. You'll also keep her healthy by boosting the humidity. Psst! Bathrooms are great for this in Wintertime.
Big, heart-shaped leaves are dark-green and splashed with silvery grey, giving them a satin sheen. She has a compact growth habit that makes for an ideal hanging and dripping benchtop plant.
- Description
- Quick Facts
- Size
- Growing
- Delivery
This month's DIY feature plant: the Scindapsus pictus aka Satin Pothos.
What's in this cute box then?
| 1 x Indoor Houseplant Satin Pothos |
| 1 x Self-watering pot (choose from 10 colours) Aussie made. |
| 1 x Coconut coir fibre mat - keeps the pests away and looks fancy on top of your soil |
| Soil - just enough to DIY pot up your plant into its new self-watering pot. |
| 1 x White or Black Circle ⭕️ Plant Stake |
| Gift Note - If you are sending as a gift we attach cute little gift notes. Please leave your notes at the cart and we will pop that in for you. |
A bit about the Satin Pothos:
Satin Pothos is just as easy to grow as its relative, golden pothos (Epipremnum aureum). Keep her warm and take care not to overwater. Cold drafts and soggy soil are two things the gal won't tolerate.
You'll see the best leaf colour and variegation by keeping her in bright, indirect light. You'll also keep her healthy by boosting the humidity. Psst! Bathrooms are great for this in Wintertime.
Big, heart-shaped leaves are dark-green and splashed with silvery grey, giving them a satin sheen. She has a compact growth habit that makes for an ideal hanging and dripping benchtop plant.
What to use me for: I look my best in a hanging basket, place me somewhere high and let me flourish in the perfect spot in your home.
I grow to: I’ll reach 5 metres in length and 1 metre in width.
Where to place me: Harsh direct sunlight will scorch my leaves, while too little light will cause "ma leaves" to lose variegation.
How far to space me: Give me 30cms of elbow room
Soil Conditions: I need a well-drained potting mix that stays on the drier side, which I come with! A sure-fire way to kill me is too much drink. Yellow leaves are a symptom of overwatering! Just saying...
Please take care when choosing your plants. Some plants are poisonous, and individuals may be more sensitive or react differently.
The perfect size plant and pot for a bedside, kitchen island, dining room buffet.. the list goes on!
Pot
170mm wide x 145mm high x 100mm planting depth
Plant
Currently growing in our larger 125mm nursery grow pot
How to water me
Water regularly, allowing top 1-2 inches of soil to dry out between waterings. Yellowing leaves may indicate overwatering, or poor drainage. If the pot doesn’t have a drainage hole, place a layer of med-large pebbles at the bottom, before planting.
Potting needs
I really like a free-draining potting mix (which I come with)
Tips and tricks
I don't need much extra care, but I will definitely benefit from occasional pruning in spring, which helps me to branch out and become fuller.
Repot in spring when I outgrow my pot. Use a pot only 1-2 inches bigger, because a much larger container will hold too much water.
We carefully package your plants into a custom box to ensure safe transport and a healthy plant delivered to your door.
Description
This month's DIY feature plant: the Scindapsus pictus aka Satin Pothos.
What's in this cute box then?
| 1 x Indoor Houseplant Satin Pothos |
| 1 x Self-watering pot (choose from 10 colours) Aussie made. |
| 1 x Coconut coir fibre mat - keeps the pests away and looks fancy on top of your soil |
| Soil - just enough to DIY pot up your plant into its new self-watering pot. |
| 1 x White or Black Circle ⭕️ Plant Stake |
| Gift Note - If you are sending as a gift we attach cute little gift notes. Please leave your notes at the cart and we will pop that in for you. |
A bit about the Satin Pothos:
Satin Pothos is just as easy to grow as its relative, golden pothos (Epipremnum aureum). Keep her warm and take care not to overwater. Cold drafts and soggy soil are two things the gal won't tolerate.
You'll see the best leaf colour and variegation by keeping her in bright, indirect light. You'll also keep her healthy by boosting the humidity. Psst! Bathrooms are great for this in Wintertime.
Big, heart-shaped leaves are dark-green and splashed with silvery grey, giving them a satin sheen. She has a compact growth habit that makes for an ideal hanging and dripping benchtop plant.
Quick Facts
What to use me for: I look my best in a hanging basket, place me somewhere high and let me flourish in the perfect spot in your home.
I grow to: I’ll reach 5 metres in length and 1 metre in width.
Where to place me: Harsh direct sunlight will scorch my leaves, while too little light will cause "ma leaves" to lose variegation.
How far to space me: Give me 30cms of elbow room
Soil Conditions: I need a well-drained potting mix that stays on the drier side, which I come with! A sure-fire way to kill me is too much drink. Yellow leaves are a symptom of overwatering! Just saying...
Please take care when choosing your plants. Some plants are poisonous, and individuals may be more sensitive or react differently.
Size
The perfect size plant and pot for a bedside, kitchen island, dining room buffet.. the list goes on!
Pot
170mm wide x 145mm high x 100mm planting depth
Plant
Currently growing in our larger 125mm nursery grow pot
Growing
How to water me
Water regularly, allowing top 1-2 inches of soil to dry out between waterings. Yellowing leaves may indicate overwatering, or poor drainage. If the pot doesn’t have a drainage hole, place a layer of med-large pebbles at the bottom, before planting.
Potting needs
I really like a free-draining potting mix (which I come with)
Tips and tricks
I don't need much extra care, but I will definitely benefit from occasional pruning in spring, which helps me to branch out and become fuller.
Repot in spring when I outgrow my pot. Use a pot only 1-2 inches bigger, because a much larger container will hold too much water.
Delivery
We carefully package your plants into a custom box to ensure safe transport and a healthy plant delivered to your door.
Quick Facts
What to use me for: I look my best in a hanging basket, place me somewhere high and let me flourish in the perfect spot in your home.
I grow to: I’ll reach 5 metres in length and 1 metre in width.
Where to place me: Harsh direct sunlight will scorch my leaves, while too little light will cause "ma leaves" to lose variegation.
How far to space me: Give me 30cms of elbow room
Soil Conditions: I need a well-drained potting mix that stays on the drier side, which I come with! A sure-fire way to kill me is too much drink. Yellow leaves are a symptom of overwatering! Just saying...
Please take care when choosing your plants. Some plants are poisonous, and individuals may be more sensitive or react differently.
Size
The perfect size plant and pot for a bedside, kitchen island, dining room buffet.. the list goes on!
Pot
170mm wide x 145mm high x 100mm planting depth
Plant
Currently growing in our larger 125mm nursery grow pot
Growing
How to water me
Water regularly, allowing top 1-2 inches of soil to dry out between waterings. Yellowing leaves may indicate overwatering, or poor drainage. If the pot doesn’t have a drainage hole, place a layer of med-large pebbles at the bottom, before planting.
Potting needs
I really like a free-draining potting mix (which I come with)
Tips and tricks
I don't need much extra care, but I will definitely benefit from occasional pruning in spring, which helps me to branch out and become fuller.
Repot in spring when I outgrow my pot. Use a pot only 1-2 inches bigger, because a much larger container will hold too much water.
Delivery
We carefully package your plants into a custom box to ensure safe transport and a healthy plant delivered to your door.
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This is like having a garden coach in your pocket. Our plants nerds have setup a 30 day program to keep you on track and help you and your new plants survive the first month.
With tips and reminders for watering schedules, fertilisers and positioning this is the easiest way to grow plants confidently.
Just make a purchase and your garden coach fires up automatically!
Garden Coach: Week 1
Keeping your plants alive the first 30 days is critical. Don't worry, I’ll guide you through
Let me kick off with watering.
Succulents don’t like a lot of water and long periods of drought won’t hurt yours one bit, they’re the best type of plant for forgetful folk, or those that are away from home a fair bit, so don’t feel bad if you haven’t given him a drink yet. One of the most common mistakes people make is watering them too much! The best potting mix for succulents is a well draining one. Using a good potting mix of porous soil for succulents is super important to prevent overwatering. Water your succulent when the soil is dry. Soak it thoroughly rather than giving it regular sips and always empty excess water from the saucer as it will rot the roots. If you’re struggling try one of our self-watering pots they make a plant killer look like a pro! In winter succulents need even less water. You can touch the soil each week and if it’s even a bit damp then leave it alone and try again the following week. Succulents need little moisture and although it seems cruel, a sure-fire way to kill your beauty is by watering it frequently. This will turn it to mush.
If in doubt, leave it without.
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